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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
CmuRCm NOTICES.

First Bapsist Church, Fourth strsst near
Jsmea, Rev D. J. Pierce. pestoE--krs aehlng y
the pastor a. II a m on The Golden Rae. !"
Evening services emitted 70 unite 81 the Pres
bytsriAn Church for the xeuna Menu Cars
tiAn Asaosiaiion-
No preashing o. Jackson street unsii ous
week fFpu ts6Ay.
Tr.ult, Church. Third street, opposite cOuEt
Houaa Dean wstscn. Rsetor-sandsy School.
81 l0:ia O. m. Morning service ana sermon
At ll;ih Evenscne 81 7sso
Chapel sund,y School, North Seattle. Sec
end an q Blanchard tsssta. At $50 p. m
Elrss Methodist Episcopal chuGeh. Rev. A.
] Hanson. pastor-sefyicos neld 70 tne xeen 8
Harling, At II a. u. sunday school, 1913 p N.
uo,tnrsao Service, Mas.uie Hall. Rev O n.
Greer, nInlstnr- Preaching Al II q n. torie-
. Church vOsk. past sna fHture." kysEyeody
welcome.
First German Reformed Churoh, corner 81
Seventh aud Cherry stress. Rsv. @. 0raedel,
pAssor--Dlvtne service every Sunday Of II ..
n ana 7 m. sunday School 81 10 n.
Praysg msesipg Wednesday svanins At 7so.
Meeting for ni1sion purposes o 10 p. N
every nrst Saturday Of the month. osrmana
sre cordially invitsd - the seOvs nest.ngA
cbnHtinn Chureh, Seneca street between
rhird aud Foarth, tav. n u Mos. pastor
PrsachIag al IA a. N. ana S:SO p N. Sunday
sehooi At 10 q N. Teachers' meeting on Tues
Gay 81 p N.
swedish Methodist Episcopal oAurcA. Elfk
street besween Pike an1 Pine. Rev. Johr
nFaurr, pasat--pivins service every sunday
IN he German language, e p m. sandA,
sehoOl as9p. N
Free Msthodist Church. Pine street, bet~esE
Niath and rsnth-P. 60 hing g II .. =. .nS
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Tia ship Frank Psndlsson wss shas-
tered 10 San RFaneiseo 90 Thessday 70
Iced ooal from 0epags1Fs Bay.
Tue Bxitish troa sAip Oesdemo0a.
1870 tcuA Waa chartered prior % arrival
- san Fsanelsso % Friday, Ter Osfk.
q. K. a - Ths BEteEaA froa ship
Candida, IN tosa. wes ehaTtssed 90
TIE n.ma day fer 81.
San Fraaeisos frsizh1s vsEs reported
90 Rrseay 10 b aRmaE. e11 - ba1insas
uas dooe.
re chic Panny TsshsE. oavtais
0rssnlus9. uh1sh aFssvs3 yesasseay, Win
LEAD zeal fuF San Esa8s3sso.
Ths barb CAaFsse b ksnnsy, havtna
discAsrRsd bee oarEe pEoeeeasa 90 q
ts TSs :.s sSossi ANA mlIsa a snaa
today vita 100 t0as 81 fnnkiin ooAl
fog sen Ffane1a9a.
The ussan salIsss WIllams1fs sailsd
as $50 p.m. today With 80 tons q Sc
sttls ooai and osek lead q aboaa 30
600 TEA 81 Iunbss fec sas fraasssee.
ne steam soisis1 usiia walls errivD(
II 8 .. n today. BAs pulled % 70 ~
m-sn Doak % aissharas fFsiahA
Tkroosm. eepa- ia haFk, IN To- q
ths taR Tves. ana . sshoonsF. b TO q
shs "a Heaal Dasss4 ssa e . Q. q.
Ths ship 0tsFy e tAs ssas passsa 4
q aoen.
Pair. Fresh soaskwssa via1.
HAn FnAHcnco, eepe. l0-AFFissc-
sam DssFoia. fron esattias s1samzhiI
slala q CAlifaEaiA. FREQ PoFtIAna-
OsaEsa-G8sanes OEeRoB. fer RoK3
had barb HoEzaanhy. fer Pes 1osa
nna
azilsa- ship epaEsaz. fee esaitls
saaazaE Rnplss, fes Hnsai1oi III
lOsisaAA fsE 1AsaznA
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FoaEF sogED sazFFzns nozm An nsss



lkagusa~Cs.r. Psst-T s<szlSgszav.I
TSgn MBWs Hox1
A very eEossly eonssne.d and exsi1ina
gaEs q baaeball took pIaee yesterday
afiefnoo1 10 sho Ps1agnxoss sadf1fnn.
pEfwesn the CEaeksd Eine and he IN
knos1 Oinb. Ths furnef uess eEfsasad
y score Of - 20 - Tha CFack Nine
seg eowpossd 81 1ames @. OFAna.
3poeRe Z. 61errsff, CaaFiaa A. Wed,
0as slsRrrtt. Pref. Bnuunes n. 8. Hin.
Villas Bishop. J. n. LIanbseA and
Ton biahop. lbs Unku1Wn Qsns 5aEnea
McOabe, Henry Lake. A. ,. L.saEnsd,
Diek Sesnnelf, Heuxy Bsooken, WaFs
fioubs lot Hssftlsl, I'd Brookss and
FFnBk RiummsR. Mssssn. Bobex4 B11ea
aad ~. 2. Leaned ksps ths ssors ana
A. q. Phillips was umptre.
0mesF Willism FarioaR isfs this
morning for Vans suver % testify
aRAins9 de9sFsaE, uho absndonsd TIE
ltfs o. soidier e tsts psse insf spxine,
besides con hitting robbery. Darina
ne of1eer'a temporary nbssn~e hfs
nephew, ". FaFiona, will Be ornamsnsa6
b the usuai e1as ef Q poIleeman.
4 large exeuFsion party lsft viatoFia
yesterday morning On shs Essnesl, an1
spent the osy e PORT Angeles, looking
over the eoiony sits. They found that
the old port Of entFy for Paess S0and
had population Of 80 souIs, an excl
ie1t wharf, Large navmiil, too stores
and number Of dwellings,. After Tbs
visitors had seen ell tue points 81 IN
teFest and thoroaahiy eBfoyed them
selves they retarned on board The Evan
eel 81 $50 .. n. Last night end lsfk fog
Victoria.
Mort Ooombs has resigned his posi-
ton on the taG Blaksiy, and has bean
appointed second enginssR Of the taR
Holy0ke.
Tks Norwegian bark India, which
sailed from this port on April SeEh,
loaded With 10, s67 feet 81 lumber, val
oed at 5000. from PoFs Blakely, arrived
10 Valparaiso or July i7th.
The British bark Marta, commanded
By Alexander McP cleared today
fos SYDNEY, n. 3. w. The bark Il load
ed With 6sS SO feet of lumber from
Port Ludlow. which IL carried at Is skil.
finRs Per thouaand fest.
Toe Hawaiian bark James A. King,
loaded With lumber from UtsaIady,
sailed last niaht for Honofnlu.
The ship E1Waxd O'BFien. which has
been ia this haFboF several days. vent
70 sec lass night In tow Of tbs tng Ia
coma.
Tue tug Tyes ala not sail for San
Francisco, as eFreneoasly reported yes-
tsraay. she will. howegss, sail for the
Bay City on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder cleared
az noon for San RFanciaco. via Victoria.
The schooner Granger arrived this
morning fFem Dunasnsss and dis
charged OF BAFtleat's wharf l0o sacks Of
oats, rs sacks Of barley, 100 sacks Of
wheat aud IA tons of hay.
The pile driver 10 busiiy engaged In
extendine the wharf cot from she rear
Of the Custom House. This viii greatly
increase the oonvcnienoe Of the prep
eFty holders in that nsiaahorhood fof
wharf facilities.
TIE Norweaian bark Professor Johu-
son, arrived IN Hilo on August II. six
teen days from this port, loaded with
lumber.
Ths British ship J. v. Troop arrived
81 San Pedro 90 last Monday, coal
laden from Departure Bay.
The British bark LndisfaTne, coal
laden, vas towed from Nanaino 10 sea
yesterday baund for san Francisco.
PonT fowAsEED. Sept. IL.
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rHE R0D lgD oUv cLuB BACH.


bsSenteen euihuslasaio meubsss q
ne ssaitis Rcd 40 Gan CAB srxsss6
heme from their nnnaaI exsarsian ID
slsiE special sas fsst sssnsne vita e
osilliani record sssrsd Ia thsis nsmo-
siss. With . Ans 10 81 asns. uiih klndiy
ssmembtanees q theis aporssmsB
Trends absoad. fell q enthasi1sn, aad
sste . hnee walErmeion. ths nnteos
0ents 81 waio1 10 ono volnntaernd q
ave. ]. y. MeNsa9hs lsane6 hack 10
nis geneEoas sat, vhicA was not cash
aonEd. and lookinR 81 u The elnb had
oonqneled ~ ths worlds that 6esefssd
sne attf1tIon q tnaf aeRfeazlioa 81
spoFtsmsn. said 70 = PogT-IaTux1azH
onl reporter gho happsnsd % be % sbe
train. they bed . biR tine. 9 very biz
and elorioua ttnss iadeed.
"We stopped fouF bears 10 Tacoma
last Sanday," sid Mr. N.Naaaht, re-
oitaiiyslY, .-snd thsn isok q btR lamp
eisaF 20 Spokane Pals. where -
stoposd four hours. Then Ws had eur
eaf transferred 70 the So kane and Pal
ouas branch and wess haaled 20 miles 10
Rosslia, 10 tbs vicinity Of whieh pisoe
We had lalo our plans Tor oi0fioua
time. We remained there TIRES dsya
Then ws oams back 70 6pokass and
Wsrs most kindly received there. At
Yakima ths Yakima Red and Gan Club
had made aTFAnaements for guiding n
70 ths shooting Rroands. and after hav.
ina q deiightfui tine ua we're han-
qaetted 10 the evening. They
showed ~ regal courtesy. Arriving
st Tacoma, the Rod asd Gun Club there
gave us q lunch at Tue Tacoma hotel.
sod again 10 we're the FsoipieniB Of
generous thoaehtfulness. Add hers we
are after all, feeling as Il We would Ike
70 buns on with she same reckless eisre-
gard for duration ag hsd fennyson's
postisal brook. Il ran on forever, you
know"
"Bnt. then, you got sons gamer IN
quiFed the reporter, With some tfepida-
zion.
s.Well, We baorsd 500 praIFis chick
ems and 20 sage hens. and the skeletons
Of % iaokrabbits viii eventually bleach,
uncolnned and anknelled, on the Sage
brush plains"
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DIsrRTCr coURT DoIEoS.
soAGn OF rHE RHHsoNs ooNvIorKD AT THIS
TENN MncEIvn THMER aRaTMNoMs.

TENN RECEIVE fhNth akathNcMa.
d. W. Treat. q psti. Juror. on showing
q legal cause why be should not serve,
Vas excused for che term.
In tbs case Of Rose Ann Flanagan W.
Joseph E. FtnneRan, decree Of divorce
was enteFtd.
In the case Of the Territory vs.. Matte
MaeAiin, convicted Of tbs crime OF
bnEglaFy, the Judge aeassnced the pTis-
oner % enc year In the Territorial
PenttentiaFy. Al hard labor.
In the case Of the United states vs.
Gerald CavananGh, for selling whisky 70
Indiana. the trial was postponed ttll
Friday, 8spfsmpeF 18th, 1881.
The trial Of Z. o. Herman, post
master. indicted for the same crime,
vas postponed til ths sans date.
The iary Ia the cas- OF the Territory
", JnlIua Dukes, Of kitssp county, in
dlcted for mAlicioasly killing domestic
animals, Fesurned . verdict OF NOS
euiItv, and the defendant. on motion OF
ths Prosecuting Attorney, vas ordered
discharged.
The Grand Jary on she part Of The
Territory returned NOT . true bill In tne
case OF Alfred Edwards. charged Win
cell ng whisky 10 Indians.
In tna case Of the Territory ". Alfred
Dickens, ths man Who pleaded Railty OF
stealing q plOs. haFrOv, and other
agricultural implements, the judge zen
tanced him TO ooe year al hard labor in
he Territorial prison.
In the case Of The United States
against wm. DeShaW, indicted foI
s1salinc cattle from an Indian reserve
tioo, the defendant vas released % ts00
BAH.
Cnarlss white, aiias Kid White, con
visited % receiving stolen goods. know.
iur the sane 10 be stolen, was sentenced
10 one year and Hix months To tne Ter
ritoFial PsnttsaiiAry, and aaed tlOO.
David Haynes. . woite nan, anc
David Rogers sad Ralph Cooper. ootf
oalored, eonVicted Of robbery, stood aI
ana stated they had no reason VIZ sen
1sucs should nos be psesed. uhsfespor
Hayues WAs sentenced 20 foaF years ans
az aaauths; RegeEs 10 two yeAFs ADJ
an months. and Cooper 70 TOO years ans
ssE nonlha hard labor 70 The IefFttoEiA
/ PenTtSutiaf, at Walla Walia-
James McI4ean. the irtahman w
ssNbbed an EnRlishuan fer tEadaetnl
the green aae. and pleaded Rniisy 10 ~
| aasaalt sith q dangerous weapon. ua
! a9ntenuad % ooe years hard labor u
he Territorial PeniteniiaFy.
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A MnLAScaoLS1 AsYATR. - Joe
Dunn is stiil 10 the eoanty jail BE
was not ssntsncsd yesterday. alone
With the ether convicted criminals, on
acsoans Of the iIluess Of bis Attorney,
who did not feel s1ual 70 the emsr
eency of arguing the motion for . new
trial. Yesterday afternoon Jos's aunt
took an aFmful Of lnxuriea 70 the jail
for Inn 10 eat. JailsF Nick Hannah
demanded that be be allowed 70 exam
ina tha packages befors tney Be taken
int ths iail. TIE amt ohtseted 10 this.
and was refused admission 10 TIE jail
ward. she waited until The deaf vas
ssoaned 70 admit The stewards sin the
sveainG meal for The prisoners, wnen
ahe dArt.d throach. she US eAo4es
bv the iailer on The stairs. and IN she
ssu 4 whteh enaasd, The wemen drop
psd 4 large Watsr melon, which was
broken al 20 pieces. aud . pack Of pea
oa,a was bursaed. aud tts eonteots
scattered about, While Q roll 81 batter
lsfs lie mark en- Ne tailsrs eloshsA - 70
roiI@d dove estWssn the eouple IN ne
seafFls. and 9 sack Of Fips peaches wsfe
masbed 20 . islIsy. Ths vsman lsft
tha p,aca vouinR vsngsnee on tee tAilaf.
aud declarina that che uoald pat ain
throaah Ter ell Be 10 vorta.
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n.a es8sorS 90 The OREGON 4 Cal.
-. eesardsys B W0odman enc
be.e ar. Klfus. A 81 Loebh4n ?, Sot
1870, 6inon eclline and " i@n''
49, Esrou % he FostbeIn Psclse,
ss-. FH Graves. 2 Crave. I
1921 49,, una usfe, J " Wile.ek, " 3
ls,.s.l EL Powers, Cdas wiz. wii'
49,, ss.s.btsT J L TIlowsv, Miss Mands
~ 49, 4, B Jeafies and gife. OnsKle.
49, n OFonsa A Il Howard. b =
Seuns Mrs A z Wilson: aiss = MI.s t.s
- b P Armstrong;. and % imEaiREanis
- snssiaI ear No. 5 With 0aDsEas An
ArrHrn.
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WIspoM.s ROBFRTINR..

Leading ladies OF seoiesy and promi-
nsnl professional Stars have testified
70 lite excsIlency In the most snphatie
terms. Guaranteed harmless and
matehIesa. A. B. Stewart, dvuaRist,
Seattle, ". T., ssIls 10 at 20 cents per
bottle and gives . beautiful card TO svsry
purahaaar.
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soRE Oh ISFLAMED ETEssPEED.
~ cuRRp

N ths uSs Of Darbys Prophyisstte Ma
ii Il aliays he iEaa11atiao ao4 tfEt
ission ana b psoniiarly s4sasioas %
resson e its possE n elsa1ainR and o.
EtroTtnr al psiso1oaa D41eaR. nAenGl
oratssa. hanosa. eEupai0na. oo.la and
eoFrs. and thoss 0srs ssFte1a aa4 te1a-
esoss uaaiaases, 6cAi6 Head. 6alt khe1G
ana REysipslAa. are spsedtiy cared q
Ne FtaiA
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Buxxus - DnArn.-clarA, The IL
ysAr-old dAaGhssE Of J. b ssAEk. HVins
IN Serth seattle. vhils hslptne one 81
she children barn rahbish IN TIE bach
49,. "a Friday evening, had her ersss
e.teh Are, ana in q Enomsas her cioth-
ipa wss a. % TIRE. sac ran - ne
eeasa. Der mother threw . blankst
.baut her and . b1ekel % vatsf waa
thFoun over hsf, bat osfors ne nts
- extinRaished STE waa fFtGhtfuiiy
oarned over nearly Der satire BODY and
tnoe. Her ssHsrlngs uers ended 81
1osa saturday, uee1 ahe dssS- 1Voot
her older SISTERS. geo attesap' y pot
out ths Are with their esnstAs usre very
adv barred abSat he hsnda. and eee
al thsn y very htelv b Ice seBe Of
! 81 Be- enesrG TIE fanerAi Sll TAKE
placs fFon tie Battery street Aesho'
/ Si.t Charch 81 IS q. e nenday.
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AND TRADE.


enszzz.. e.lsnaay. sspl. -
Ia essssra azs IsyinG u sxtsaslEl
sappliss Ct sseas 81 al kisaA Afss'
- aEs1 snias 81 ksrmsEs ~ plsa1 {
qnznfity 81 sszaain ara1 and aEaiz
sssda
ne washisesoa fsun wszAs Osn'
psny lnaded - . ssE wiEA b1ilsr anz
msshisssy sodss. u - saaslznsd =
ths EastAwsss 0ssl and TznzpastsAian
oonpsng - Basoda ana b pE1bahly b
tsndsd fsE ~ ninas halng dsssispe1
shsss.
Plsms q als kinah ass ssIlins 80 sss
ess ssass ~ psana. To-day . suall b.
q dalinfszs Kssaeh pEnass wasEsssivs1
end 4 80 I'D e ths ssns px1ss.
Fear hundred snd forsg aha sasks II
asg eais vaEs Fsssive1 anaas.
0sss 10 psskaess of Paass Bsasd
fruit WsEs hros9ht - Bsatlss % ths
trains and slsamass today.
PRODUCB RECEIPTS - Pa -
hoars i1slsos paakness bls1sE. -
essss saaA 81 sseks po44sosa. 80 zHeAa
oaaz, lel paeka9ss fFu1t. 8 s8aks green
eoEu, - aaeks timothy SD, b1Hdies
hides. calf, 3 hoHs a1d 3 sAsks eFseaEa.
There we're also rsesivsd carloads Of
merchandise ever he Rens9 Sound
shoE6 Ldne. and NJ tons Of fFstghs
from he OAnadiaa Raei4s ~ tAe
eteamar Elizs AndsEnon.
0HfPMKNTS-G aneEal uaegehandisD
was ehfeped ffoG oeatals daKfnR ~
pass twsnty-fonF hears Il he followine
quantities: CAP. aR. B - toaA p.
8. 8. 4. 10 sons, steamers Ca. 3. esaEx
= tsna csaeksEs 30 YtctoEia, Emma
Hayward I son Ice, MIchiRsa tons,
Augusta tons, Nellie AZ tens, Rannis
LAks 1ek toAs, W. x. Mefwin 1 tona
WHEAT-6aEkss uneAan4sd and No
business Of importance b FapoEsad
fFom eithaF 6an Francisco 90 Portland.
OATS-Reeeipee today aTo - sankn.
Prices unchanRsd. yoobeFs Sc 81 per
ton and rssailsrs nsk $50 pss GENITAL
OF eZ1.60 per ton.
BUFFER - Rsssipls fax the vsak
we're 81 packages. Market arm q ~
tail price Of 70 cents Per two-poand
roll Of frsah.
EGGS OREGON ezas weEs adssnesd
today 10 % osnAs per oasen. Puget
Sound eggs bring IS ee1es peg dozen.
and the supply d light 81 th0ss AGurss.
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A sEocxzo AND FkxAL AcofnEET.-
A youns mas, vhoss name eoaid net b
lssrnsd, uAs killing hsh nsar Psyalisp
vr~.sraay aftsfnoon eth eiaat powder
1hsa sone cartridges unsIpecteoly ex-
$500 IN ais hAnAA The reselt uas
ssrTibls. Beta aFuss veFs blown On.
90 lee broken and bis ao3omep torn
Ger. be pl-aasa eth these nesf bin
~ snd kss saa sEinea ng killing hin. he
80 still alive whsn thia tepoFa vas re-
esiVsd. He h married and as snail
family
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Cokcxm AkRsvED.-rWo passenger
soaobss and one express ear for The Sc
aitia, Lake shoFs 4 Eastern Railway
came In over the shore Line road fron
TIE Rass yesterday. TbSae ears are toat
ffon The factory and are nrse class y
every particular. They are vel nnls6ed
and painted q eort Of 9 boG eciof. Ioey
vtli b IERnafeFred 10 sha neu road N =
tee dayaN in speaktng ef theae ears.
0enoRal kanaRer dheAfe STATED tnat
tosy usge ordsRse By the Canadian IA
etaa. bat aomeoos IL he Easa indoced
tAs shtppss 70 believe that toey eoald
not cone thai uAy and they wsrs sat
b The NogthaFa. Oas OF The eea3eee.
Which has not arrived. Rot sutiehed %
and vAs hauled uay doUn into k,enn-
sylVaaia and sids TRACKED n vAs load
"a viii spikes A tracer Waa sant o1'
ana uhsa TIE ear Was foand g hsd eeer
nnleaded ana % one see0ed % kaes
much abcat Il, Manager cheafe seie'
araphsd IN ordsE 50 hasa u again ioao
e Aad Started 80 ita ianG ioprnsJ Sss,
end u nay Be ezpssssd giieia . vel
q len days.
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Sc ail eciOrs laAief Asn et1ich siik
eandksrohisfs. all ne nsW ilao1 ahAoss'
Tobias a einessDan.
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A bakery in q good locality With az
lures oomplsts, for sale or trade. L. l..
BALKs a Co. ael0-4
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There aeams 30 Do O deel6ea misan-
deRstaDdinR eoaesrning the intention Of
che possofEiss department with fefaesnce
b ne ehanees ID TIE series d adhesive
Stamps. MaioR Howard. shisf % the
stamp division Of the depaEamemA, says
that tha only change Of any kind Ia The
daaaahed stamina will be In the two cant
aaAmpa This 10 % present metallic red.
About the Middle Of ssptsmhsg I'll those
issued from Tie depaxemsaa will BE-
green. Tha reason for this change Il
that until the minimam rata az lesAer
postage uas reduced 10 two osnta. ehe
color Of che stamp most generally uaed,
namely, the three eent, wae areens and
the p0stokice okaainls think that THAI
aoloT gave mere general saki1tAeaioD b
the pabiie than any other, u vas The
intention Of The department. 10 mako
numafoas other changes In tie eoloEe ef
adhesive stamps 81 the same time shaa
the change II the two esnt variety q 10
20 into eHees, but u vac found that tbs
contractors have Q large s9pply of the
sogrent series ca hand, aBd II the eolorl
are ordered changed 90 eaoe u viii en-
tall q esEioas loss upon them. foy thll
reason the changes contemplated will
Do ordeRad a. fast 50 the supply Of each
dissemination ID exhausted.
Tha following changes In NE i'm
pressed stamps on stamped envelopes
have bsen oFdssed 10 90 inso eject a
soon 90 the contractors can Get the stooh
ready:
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1nego VIII % some etl&A9 00A48ek u
the designs % The /. ., Z and J ssnt I'm
pressed stampe. but the oaly radical
change will be n Ne 5 esnA stamp. In
this eass he adhesive scamp viii per-
tray she hsad os 0ar6sid, whiie ne In
pressed stamp On he 3 eeut enpslcpe
viii bear . liksnoaa o. 9sauA.
0ne 81 tAe rsasona whisA Led % he
dsttTminatlon b change he seFiss h
The friAndly rivalry neW exisdng amoag
al nations ~ whieA saeA = trying 70
pat eat he moas ha1ds0me ssFiss Of
poslaas eaampa. TAsn, t0o, y was
foand thae ths eoioFs nov IN - ID the
adhesive vnEie1ies egnld not Be IspFo-
daeed with sssy reed eAess ea Ne 81
WEDGES, e the inks nssd have elasF-
sna effect % Ne psssiiaR PAGER assd for
Ne slamps than apon re he4viaT pApss
Of The savslopss. Il b ths sntansioa q
sha dsRaFsmsnA 20 altimn1sly maka ths
two kinda Il s1amps e. nearly identical
e ponible.
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$4,000 worth Of neu dry goods inst
arrived. Eastern cash prices. Ozxs-
I'm CxKAax.
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Fifty seaas bays . boys eosaaroy hAi
a Ne Star Olo1nlng AOasa, % Oo@.
EllaiAl alRaal
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Sc. 8-lneh homssvaa ladiss cloth
ell Vool. CMnsExk CLnARx. EA
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All linen fAbis damaah, 0o; bed
spruaaa T5e, elsAFanes sale. san Fran
cisco store.
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Hsw hsaasd tri1ninas Iss 70 so ~
raTd. CHnEEHs cz3AKS.
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Ba LADIES' Inca collars With eapea.
All ensa CHusfEa CLsAaS.
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2g.inoh all vosl soAslst tvin Haonell
900. Fail size gray blankets, sl.26
Toklaa a sineeFman.
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Frsnsh kid Shines, SEQ qaality, re-
duosd 70 $3.50. San Francisco Store.
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CR1cA0o. Sept. 10.-oattie-R eeslpAA
1000; nominal, steady; beeves, &3961
ssookeEs and feeders. 81 sea 30; Texas
eattis. 81 S06s l6i western rangers.
50 T59S 80.
-Rscslpta. 1000; steady; Fs19h.
q aS(05 90; packfna aud oAiDpine,
Is 30d6 %; haht. 4 9s16 20.
eoeso- -Rseelpaa. 5000; sssadv; natives.
tsat s.; western. es O9s IS; Texas.
&al4a az
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mekKE AxD MARKETS.

new Yozx. Sept. l0.-Aonsy On cell
quiss at Sos per cent. lAst laAn 5,
elnssd oiiered 5: prime mercantile payer
709; sterling exchange onll but steady
as eA7sx for 90 dag balls; eAsoH
for demand.
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American Express. l0e; Oansdian
Psci6c, 635<; Canada 9onthsru. 6eA;
LackAWana q Western, IS0x; Erie. sO5{;
Lake Shore. 81 Louisville 4 Nashviiis,
So; MiohiRan Central, 81; Kansas d
Texas, ~; Oregon Imprevement, 20;
ST. Paul, e0R; United States Express,
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